Sentence examples for reinforcing stage from inspiring English sources

The Reinforcing stage started during the fifth and final week of the intervention, when the GetREAL team facilitated a half day workshop.

The Reinforcing stage involves maintaining changes once they are in place, identifying and implementing team changes and monitoring approaches in order to reinforce sustainable change [ 28].

The reinforcing stage starts during the fifth week, when the GetREAL team facilitates a half day workshop to review the intervention with the service manager and staff and agree how best the skills acquired can be incorporated into the unit's usual structures and processes.

The enabling and reinforcing stages are delivered by one of two GetREAL intervention teams comprising a senior occupational therapist, an activity worker and a service user.

The intervention described in detail elsewhere [ 5, 6], entailed a staged programme, with pre-disposing, enabling and reinforcing stages delivered by one of two small teams (the "GetREAL" intervention teams) comprising a senior occupational therapist, activity worker and a patient consultant who helped deliver the two training workshops.

Other drums, bells, gongs, and clappers are used to reinforce stage action, and special offstage songs may set the mood or location of a scene, particularly in those scenes in which onstage musicians do not appear.

The Met has had to reinforce the stage with steel supports because of the enormous machine that will manage Lepage's set changes via a battery of computers.

The overall set was so heavy the Met had to reinforce its stage, a massive undertaking that is said to have pushed the cost of the four-part Ring Cycle as a whole to $15m£9.5m5m).

The last major work at the Met was in the summer of 2010 when the company reinforced the stage with steel girders to support the 45-ton set for its "Ring" cycle.

The set — called "the machine" backstage — turned out to be so heavy that the Met had to reinforce its stage with steel beams, a delicate operation that added to the considerable cost of the "Ring": somewhere around $16 million, although the Met would not comment.

The study shows that the presence of a small eccentricity may lead to localized unsymmetrical yielding in some of the reinforced concrete staging elements.